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(07/03/96 9:00am)
As if there were not enough entertainment news to go around, 1340 WDCR the AM college radio station has begun a new program titled "Entertainment Blitz" designed to bring the world of arts and entertainment to busy students' lives.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
I pity Demi Moore. Deceived into believing that she was empowering women by her portrayal of feisty stripper Erin Grant, she was clearly never informed that it was to be marketed as a "bawdy comedy."
(07/03/96 9:00am)
From fireworks atop Mount Moosilauke to Woodstock, Vermont's old-fashioned celebration consisting of a crafts fair, spelling bees and music, the Upper Valley offers plenty of ways for students to celebrate the Fourth of July.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Adjusting his crimson and gold striped tie, the New Hampshire Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, John Rauh, a Sunapee businessman and Harvard graduate, explained that his recent transition from business to politics was not a surprising change.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Democratic candidate for New Hampshire's seat in the U.S. Senate John Rauh told a packed crowd in Hinman Forum last night that money, not votes sets political agenda in Washington.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
In this year's centennial anniversary of the Olympic Games, six athletes with Big Green blood will be careening through the cool waters and hustling atop the scorching pavement of Atlanta this summer.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Until recently, I had imagined the College's physical education program director as a man sitting on a Caribbean beach, ordering tropical drinks and tipping the waiters with fists full of fifties, freshly garnered from some poor sophomore who'd failed skiing class for the second year straight. Maybe he'd work in the summer, escape the heat in his air-conditioned office and cruise around Hanover in his shiny new BMW. Maybe that was even his car that almost hit me this morning on the way to the Hop.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Last term I was surprised along with the rest of Dartmouth to hear that someone had been installing programs into the public computers on campus. These programs successfully stored the passwords of anyone who happened to use BlitzMail and revealed them to that mysterious someone. Now, after I heard this news, two questions immediately popped into my mind: 1) What kind of complete loser would have the time on his/her hands to design and implement such a thing, and 2) Did I have anything to hide?
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Two Dartmouth alumni who were reported missing after failing to return from an attempted climb of 14,573-foot Mount Hunter in Alaska's Denali National Park were presumed dead Tuesday after aerial searches of the mountain revealed a body and a pair of backpacks along the missing mountaineers' route.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Reese Prosser, a mathematics professor at the College for 30 years, died suddenly of a stroke in Bethlehem, Pa. on Sunday morning. He was 69.
(07/03/96 9:00am)
Suited firemen with protective face gear and oxygen tanks strapped on their backs marched into Burke Laboratory late Monday evening to investigate toxic fumes that appeared to be emanating from the building.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
For students wishing to keep up-to-date with the ever-changing summer entertainment scene, information about summer movies, theatre performances, and up-and-coming bands can be found right at your fingertips.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
Continuing in his folk/punk/hip-hop style from his 1994 debut, "Mellow Gold," Beck Hansen, best known for his alternative hit "Loser," has released his second major-label album titled "Odelay."
(07/01/96 9:00am)
Several Dartmouth athletes crossed the Atlantic to make their college proud by giving first-class performances at two track meets held in Ireland and the United Kingdom over the last two weeks.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
The perils of a road trip are many, but the advantages of a road trip far outweigh the dangers. This is especially true if one's road begins and ends in Hanover. This past weekend I experienced once again the truism of these statements as I traveled to Providence and New York.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
Although sophomore summer demands that students make many adjustments, there are some sacrifices that should not have to be made regardless of the size of the student body. One of these is the right to a reasonable variety of dining options.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
With the onslaught of summer, thousands of campers have invaded Dartmouth's campus to practice their tennis game, perfect their French accent and sharpen their debate skills in the numerous camps and workshops offered at the College.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
Two mountaineers, Joshua Hane '89 Chuck Drake '90, are missing and without a tent or sleeping bag on 14,570-foot Mount Hunter in Alaska's Denali National Park.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
Enthusiasm and poise would best describe the characteristics of Jaime Staples '98 as she discussed her new position as Coed Fraternity Sorority Council president yesterday.
(07/01/96 9:00am)
Plans for a fraternity Olympics, the production of a document summarizing each of the College's fraternities and revising new member education for College sororities are some of the proposals being studied by the Summer term officers of the Inter fraternity and Panhellenic councils.